Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-19

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Harvey & Co.'S excursions to CaIifor-
MIA leave St. Johnsbury, Dec. p, Jan
uarY Is, Feb. Is and 20, going via. Mag
ara Falls Low rates and superior ac-
commodations. For rates aud tickets
apply to o. H. Henderson, agent, St.
Johnsbury.
Ly-ndOnvi1Ie-
;, Fred Twombly was married last Mon
day to Miss Laura Johnson, of Massa-
wi5n)i, and on the completion of the cere-
monl, the happy couple took the train
and + started for Pasadena, Cal, where
Fleda and his brother-in-law, c. II. Ran
dali have arranged to go into mercantile
btsIs ess together, and commence the
| prirlg up Of two fortunes of considerable
ma .llitude. While we regret to have
theNse young men leave Lyndon, we can
ass llre the people of booming Pasadena
THAI they will find in them genality, in
dus TRY and business integrity which
| makkes them most desirable associates.
| Tn, Ass the bottom drops out of the Cali
| forLisia boom entirely, we predict for them
much success.
Fl. W. Sisby and Henry Watson leave
| for l California next Tuesday where they
| will lspend the winter. Henry will know
| if There are any foxes in that country not
| lonet after he arrives, and if there is any
| gapI in the auctioneer's procession Frank
| will step in promptly and stop all COM
| plai mt in reference to that shortage.
wi. A Corliss, who is numbering in
| Topsk sham, is in town this week looking
up lhe law.
THE Odd Fellows lodge here will go to
Weslt Burke on the 30th to help in the
| inst btution of the Alpine lodge there.
T he annual meeting of the Park associ
! alto IN has been changed from the evening
of bee. 24th, to Saturday evening, Dec.
] 3lst p Union.
| ~ lest Burke.
d X. Davis is hard sick.
christmas tree at NJ. E. church, Friday
ever ling.
AIlbro Ball has sold his farm to James
Ballot Newark for $1,000.
| THE Grand Army boys have erected a
handsome three-story hall during the past
monEhs, which was dedicated on Wednes-
! dav levening last. A large number were
president, including members from several
surrI Funding Posts: Department Com
manAler Blodgett of St. Johnsbury, Gen.
| Stepjhen Thomas and Col Fuller, Lieut..
| Goy1.rnor, were among the more distin-
! gufshed guests. Comrade Blodgett made
an appropriate speech in regard to the
work of Rattery Post, the Relief Corps,
referring briefly to the things or war.
Col Fuller, who is a very easy speaker,
made short address which was timely
and highly appreciated. Col Thomas
was really the hero" of the occasion, and
his remarks were happy, witty and touch
: ing. He found several of his old soldiers
= whom he greeted with the most hearty
: friendship The Post, at present under
I the command of E. L. Carr, was organ
/, lied abont six years ago with less than
twenty members; it numbers about sixty
at present. strong Relief Corps has
: been formed, which occupies the second
T floor in the new building. A most excel
1 lent supper was furnished by the Relief
I Corps. and everything was calculated to
t make the occasion a most happy one.
East Burke.
: Mrs. B. Humphrey is sick with bilious
fever.
DIR. Idle will soon be able to return to
" California.
Union Christmas exercises at Cong.
church Saturday evening
q Horace Drown has moved to the base
Y ment of the J. p Stafford house.
; Mr.. Fosters singing school will be
Y held Saturday evenings after this week.
Donation and supper for Rev c. w
J. Morse at Good Templar's hall Wednes-
; day evening.
d. II. Gray has snapped places with
> H. H. Frye of Lyndon.-W. Boodich ha;
= rented thefpaint shop.
Hard wick
Christmas tree exercises are to b
held at the Methodist churcffs
r. Mr. Edwin Reed moved TO his new
house on Wednesday Of last week.
E. NJ. E. Tucker proposes stocking hii
De mill at West Hill with a million or more
re feet Of logs.
Bailey & Foster have begun Worl